The phrase "a race to support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where individuals or groups are competing to provide assistance or backing for a cause, project, or initiative.
Example: "In the wake of the disaster, there was a race to support the affected communities with essential supplies and resources."
Alternatives: "a competition to assist" or "a contest to back".
While not everyone may be driven to run a 5K race to support an organization, or walk 100 miles to raise funds for another, everyone is capable of buying a cupcake.
"It was something a normal bike shop would do, put on a bike race to support the community," he said.
MIT Robotics Team rover competes against 22 machines in a robot race to support alumna-founded global health organization Vecna Cares.
THE 2008 Karting Challenge, a four-hour endurance race to support the Special Olympics Connecticut, began Tuesday at Lime Rock Park here.
TEHRAN — Reversing a decision made five weeks ago, Mohammad Khatami, Iran's reformist former president, has decided to withdraw from the June presidential race to support a political ally, the country's semiofficial news agency reported Tuesday.
TEHRAN — Reversing a decision made five weeks ago, Mohammad Khatami, Iran's reformist former president, has decided to withdraw from the June presidential race to support a political ally, close aides said Monday.
A week or so ago, for example, she was the only Democrat in the Presidential race to support a Lieberman-sponsored resolution putting the Senate on record as urging the Bush Administration to designate Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps a foreign terrorist organization.
There's an extra wrinkle in the Buck case: Texas itself has recognized that using race to support a death sentence is constitutionally problematic and has reversed course in six other cases that are similar to Buck's.
He belatedly decided to enter the race to support the House of Yahweh, a soup kitchen that he felt the city administration was hostile to.
